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Friday 1 June 2012

Mango Ice Cream

There are so many different ways of making ice cream. With eggs, without eggs, with cream or with milk and so on. In my experience, the few ice creams I've made (without the ice cream maker) crystallized sooner or later. This time though, I was determined to find a solution to those irritating ice crystals. And I may have found it! :-D I do wish I had tried the Chocolate Ice Cream though. I'm not a big fan of fruity ice creams. However, that couldn't stop me from devouring a cup or two. ;-)
This ice cream is light and creamy and very easy to make. It tastes best if you make it with fresh mango pulp. And Mango is not the only fruit you can use. Think about Strawberries, Blueberries, Bananas, Custard Apple and what not! The variations are as many as the fruits!
Mango Ice Cream Recipe
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Makes - 12 scoops
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Cooling Time - 6-8 hours

Ingredients
Fresh Mango Pulp - 1 cup
Milk - 1.5 cups
Fresh Cream (whipped cream) - 1 cup
Cornflour - 1 tablespoon
Powdered Sugar - 1 cup (or more)
Method
1. Cut of the pulp from Mango and blend it to get a smooth puree.
2. Mix cornflour with 1/2 cup of milk and keep aside.
3. Heat remaining milk in a heavy bottomed pan.
4. When Milk comes to a boil, stir in the cornstarch-milk solution and HALF of the sugar into the milk.
5. Cook for 4-5 minutes until you get a somewhat sauce-like consistency.
6. Remove & cool completely. (Run it through a seive to prevent lumps)
7. Meanwhile whip the cream with the remaining sugar till soft peaks form.
8. Strain the milk-cornflour mixture through a sieve to avoid lumps.
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Final mixing -

9. Add the mango puree to the whipped cream and mix well.
10. Add to the milk mixture and beat well. Transfer to a shallow dish (preferably aluminium)
11. Cover with aluminium foil & freeze for 1 hour till the mix is slushy.
12. Remove, beat well to break the crystals & freeze (covered) for 2 hours.
13. Again remove, beat till creamy, cover & freeze.
14. Repeat step 12 at least 3 times. And finally freeze till firm
15. Scoop & Serve!

Ways of serving -
Scoop and serve. Decorate with some mango piece
OR
On a stick -
1. Take a plastic cup and fill it with creamy ice cream mixture.
2. Insert an ice cream stick in the center.
3. Freeze till firm. Remove & run a knife along the edges to loosen.
4. When you invert, you should get the ice cream on a stick. If not, slowly cut of the plastic completely.
If you have a Popsicle mold, then do fill it with the ice cream mixture & freeze. The plastic cup is just a substitute. And it doesn't give a perfect ice cream on a stick. But it is still fun to lick the ice cream (in whatsoever shape) from the stick. :)

Enjoy!!!

24 comments:

  1. really nice........perfect i n this miserable heat!

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  2. Yummy Ice cream. I love ice creams which do not require an ice cream maker. Infact, I had also posted a mango ice cream last month (http://sadaf-culinaryadventures.blogspot.ca/2012/04/1-2-3-mango-ice-cream.html)

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  3. Looks creamy and delicious,perfectly made....

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  4. looks so yummy..drooling over the pics.
    Spicy-Aroma

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  5. This looks yummy, now I know what to make with those extra mangoes...

    -Mythreyi
    Yum! Yum! Yum!

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  6. Looks so tempting, and the popsicle is a nice idea..

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  7. looks so creamy,smooth and delicious..yummy!!

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  8. kavi,
    yummy and smoothy icecream.i am gonna to try now itself.

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  9. Kavi this is yummy. looks absolutely yummy.

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  10. Feel like having few scoops rite now.

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  11. okay, i'm totally making this with the remaining mangoes.
    but why's it not as yellow as other mango ice creams? hmm, may be they put color..?

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    1. Oh I thought I had written that point! :) Its not yellow because I put excess of cream by mistake! :D But the recipe has correct amounts!

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    2. no dear, that's why i was wondering. you may want to update the post :)
      and thanks for the reply. i'm gonna make it this afternoon!

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  12. wow this looks great...Love to bite on them now :)
    happy to follow u.. pls visit mine and do join in my space :)
    http://indiantastyfoodrecipes.blogspot.com

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  13. This is totally my kind of ice-cream...Drooling here...

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  14. Looks delicious... I too made mango Icecream yesterday...

    Event: Dish Name Starts With M
    Learning-to-cook
    Regards,
    Akila

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  15. This is my kind of ice cream, try using coconut milk to make a Hawaiian kind of ice cream. I am making it this weekwnd in my newly acquired ice cream machine.
    Love Ash.

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  16. Thank you for the suggestion on using corn-flour. I will try it out next time.

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  17. As I promised I made this today Kavi, and your slow churning technique helped to get the soft and creamy ice cream.. thanks for sharing...!!

    -Mythreyi
    Yum! Yum! Yum!

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Thanks for the feedback! :-)

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